Daddio

It's interesting how differently people define deep conversations. This movie did not contain any. It is a movie of a young traumatised woman sitting in the back of a taxi driven by an old womanizer at least two times her age. He feels worth something when he pokes at other people's intimate wounds and gets them to open about it. He remains closed supplying tiny breadcrumbs to create an illusion of two way intimacy. He aims to position himself as a makeshift emotional crutch for strangers he then drops off. I was expecting her to pick up a wrench and commit homicide at the end. That would have increased my rating by one star.

Daddio

This movie if you want to call it that that would be quite an exaggeration being as it's kind of like a play if you will is a yawn fest, I like Sean Penn, but I guess you have to be a fanboy to like this movie, for those people who are suggesting it is deep or some kind of reflection about meaning in society or the world, give me a break!, I guess it starts out okay, the basic premise, but then it gets lost in Sean Penn's diatribe, it is not deep, it is not revealing of anything insightful about human nature, it's terrible!, and yes, he does become terribly insulting and the character that is is supposed to know things, it's just trite BS, avoid at all costs!, I stopped after 30 minutes or more and there's no way you could pay me to keep watching this schmuck fest.

When I first saw the trailer, I was like I will watch this movie because I like these genre stuff (simple storyline ,low budget, ,Relatable deep conversations etc ). After watching this Movie, I mean all I can say about that the storyline is pretty streamlined but it could be better. The performance by Sean and Dakota both were top notch. I wish there was less swearing other than that the conversations were quite sincere. The bond shown in the movie kept in their heart knowing they might not meet each other ever again and their conversations remained in their heart for the rest of their lives.